The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-07-15

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ty-slx holirs, or would have been here
on Wednesday, By her We received
one days later news. The following /.
a summary.
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.1 Lord t11.s SALISBURY said it was because it
to the relations between landlord and ten,
ant that the Government was obliged TO
introduce the present bill. 1t was a pity
the Liberals had not foreseen those evils,
so the Government would not have had to
undertake the impossible task of introduc-
ing sanity into the landed policy which
was absolutely insane. He did not regard
Ihe Dill as hnal measure. but he believed
II "ou'u De an element IN restoring peace
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Ear hlhlperly asserted that the bill OF
lo0l VloIated the rights OF contract less
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''oiu S"Ii9puIy moved the omission OF .
nc PuIcnaSe cause on the ground that it
vas irrelevant to the main object of the I
'llI' ana likely to lead 10 extended discus
ION IN the Commons and prove inimical
the passage OF the bill. ]
l1oru spencer Sald ne hoped the Govern '
lent would not persist in emitting the a
l@uSe' lie believed the clause ought to
welcomed rather than opposed.
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,sition who are DESTROYS of considering
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ord HARRINGTON has decided that the 5
conference next week fl
oil da,,ota itself SOLELY 10 the considera-
on of the land bill. II
Par,aII has issued an urgent whip, call O
lg upon all Nationalist members to be Il
resent in the Commons on Tuesday.
YALE BEATS HARVARD. c
The annual Yale Harvard Varsity race [
as rowed at New London, Conn, July d
It. The attendance was something I'M
recedented, and the scenes along the .
purse from start to finish were something 9
erv striking. At the word go Harvard -
,ok the lead and in the first eighth of %
Tile led by half a length. Both crews
ulled in splendid form. At the mile l.
ale lead, and though harvard urea on =
,veral occasions to close the gap theY
ere unable to do SO, and Yale eventually
on by hVe ana oIe-halI IehS'hS' III - 81
I'm. % sec. "heh the aie men s'oPPe" /
)wlng Gil, who pulled NO. = Iell BACK III
is seat exhausted, beng overcome oy the f
ram ana excitement Q
There was great excitement at New
Laven over Iale's victory IN the boat race .
UGH excitement ana J"ilihcalioh hau
ever been seen there. Inc town was
illuminated, and the Vlctors on -
leir return were escorted IN triumph
trough the streets
sERvIAN AFFAIRS. I
NJ RistieS, the new SeryIan Prime Min
ter, has sent circulars to the various rep :
,sentatives of Servia abroad. stating that
le chief points in the policy of his Gov il